In these last days, the Bible predicts a turning away from biblical truth in order to combat false

teachings that are running rampant and a growing lack of biblical literacy. The whole

Israel provides weekly public readings of Scripture to equip you with the pure word of God,

read in an international community with interaction and application. Each week we host different

guests from all walks of life. Our original readings can be found on our Behold Israel Community

channel on YouTube or on our Facebook channel. These are audio versions created to make it

convenient for your busy schedule. Now on to our readings. Hey, welcome to public reading of

Scripture with Behold Israel. My name is Jason Cummins. I'm the administrative assistant for the

ministry. Now my special guest with us, she is not with Behold Israel. However, this is my mom,

Glenda Mosley. Hi mom. Welcome. I'm sure everyone's happy to see you. I'm happy to have you here.

With me, we get to read the Bible together and with hundreds, if not thousands of people who

will either watch this now or watch it later. And we all get to be blessed together just hearing.

Specifically tonight, the prophetic word of the Lord. Just a couple of things before we get started.

Tonight, we're going to be in the book of Nahum. That's the book of Nahum in your old testament.

Last week, we did the book of, we did the book of, I think we finished Micah last week, but recently

we read Jonah. And Nahum is kind of a, before we get into it, it's basically like a parallel

of Jonah, but in opposites. It's like a contrast. Some of the things Jonah was looking for,

the book of Nahum fulfills them after the fact. And so it both are about Nineveh.

And with dealing with Jonah, you're looking at a prophet who initially disobeyed God in Nahum,

you're looking at a prophet who obeyed God. And Nahum's interesting just to give you a little bit

of context because it's a small book, three chapters, 46, 47 verses. It's very interesting because

it's setting with Judah as its primary audience. The book itself, even though Judah was guilty of a

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